texts: The Roudnice Monster was a Czechoslovak serial killer who killed at least one child and two women. He was sentenced to death and executed in 1938 for his crimes. <mask> tpnek was the youngest of four children. His father was a chemist in a sugar factory and his mother was a kindergarten teacher. <mask>, who was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 After his father died, his mother moved him and his three siblings to the Slovakian part of the country. After returning to Roudnice nad Labem, tpnek studied to become a gardener.<mask> was despised by other residents of his neighborhood due to his odd and disconcerting behavior, which included stealing items such as women's underwear, dissection of animals, and visiting the local cemetery to watch the gravedigger. In the fifth grade, tpnek is said to have stabbed a friend with a knife after an argument. In 1930, he was threatened for up to a year in prison for a theft, but his mother prevented it by arranging a psychiatric examination with a friend, who deduced that tpnek had mental issues. The man told his mother that the teenager had serious psychological issues and should seek immediate treatment, but she didn't listen. tpnek's first murder took place when he was 16. The son of a couple who shared a rented apartment with him visited tpnek when he was left to watch over his sister. It's unclear what happened on the day of the murder, but according to tpnek, he had become annoyed with the man andlured him to the cellar where he hit him on the head with a hammer.He dismembered the body and buried it in his garden. He claimed to know nothing of the disappearance. After some time, the local townsfolk and police came to the conclusion that little Bedich had likely been kidnapped by a gang of gypsies, and with no leads, the case went cold. On January 10, 1936, tpnek resumed his violent activities after a 10-year lull. Rena was walking home from school when he spotted her. tpnek shot her in the left shoulder blade, narrowly missing her heart. He rode a little further before telling her "Here you go" and then leaving again.Doctors at the hospital saved her life after she was found by passers-by. After visiting her husband in the hospital, Zdeka Drobn came across tpnek, who was repairing his bicycle on the road. When she passed him, tpnek went after her and knocked her into a ditch. Drobn tried to run away, but tpnek caught up with her and pointed his pistol at her heart. He fired a shot into her stomach after she slapped his hand. A witness scared off the man who was about to kill his victim with an axe. The woman gave a partially accurate description of her attacker, but also gave the wrong colors for his bike and hair, even though she had told the authorities about the assault.tpnek's mother and neighbors gave him a false alibi, saying that he had been bed-ridden all day due to the flu. tpnek would later admit that he only pretended to be ill and altered his bike's appearance to prevent positive identification. On April 5, 1936, 40-year-old dairy farmer Frantika Tskov disappeared while making her regular milk deliveries. When it was discovered that her probable last stop was the tpnek residence, the local authorities went to question him. tpnek claimed that he had been sleeping and went to the evangelical church. He was cleared of suspicion after a friend of Tskov claimed that she had talked to her for several hours after visiting the tpneks' house. tpnek shot Tskov in the head while she was pouring milk for him in the kitchen, then dragged her to the laundry room and killed her with an axe blow to the head.He ripped her belly open, removed her breasts and skin from her head, and then dismembered her corpse. He wrapped the remains in bags and buried them in his backyard after washing his clothes. When Tskov's daughter went to the tpneks' house one day, she was asked if she knew anything new about her mother. tpnek is said to have replied that she'll see her soon. tpnek's mother arranged for Anna to make food for him while she was away. She sent her daughter, Jiina astn, to deliver the food on May 17 because she was busy. astn disobeyed her mother's advice and went to the house and hand-delivered the food to <mask>, who then shot her in the eye.He stabbed her in the heart to make sure she was dead, and then dragged her body to the cellar, where he was going to cut it up. Anna sent her son to ask for her because she was worried that her daughter hadn't returned. Anna was unconvinced by tpnek's claims and went to the house herself. She noticed a bag that her daughter used to carry food in. She was aware that she would never leave without it, so she inspected it and found blood on it. She discovered her daughter's nude body there. Anna confronted tpnek, who panicked and tried to flee.He tried to hang himself from a tree after escaping into the garden. The postmaster rescued the young man and took him to the police station. When tpnek was questioned about what he planned to do with the body, he replied that he was curious to see how the breasts of a young woman would look if they were cut off. He revealed that he had written a letter for his aunt, which he intended to give to her and watch her freak out for his own amusement, but he didn't implicate himself as the killer. tpnek claimed in his testimony that he planned to bury astn's body in the garden with the others. After digging out the disturbed soil in the backyard, they found splinters and an empty grave. The entire house was excavated, and to the investigators' shock, they found a smaller grave.The investigators realized that the victim was likely a little boy who had gone missing ten years ago. Police reopened several cold cases because they were skeptical of the 10-year gap from tpnek's other murders. On August 2, 1932, 28-year-old Mria Zemancov was placed in Bohnice, where on a map found in tpnek's room, he had marked several places with crosses. It appeared that her killer tried to cut off her breasts after she was stabbed twice, once in the neck and once in the chest. tpnek stayed with a local greengrocer. At first, he denied any involvement in the murder, but later confessed and attended a reconstruction of the crime scene, pointing out the exact location and minute details, such as the knife's handle breaking, that only the killer would have known. He withdrew his confession in the middle of the reconstruction.Zemancov's killer could not be positively identified by witnesses, and his own description of the victim was incorrect. He was dismissed as a suspect. He was part of a tour group that went to the erven Kame Castle. He got lost in the company of his friend when he was looking at medieval torture instruments. At closing time, the security guards found tpnek wandering around, but he was never found, and remains missing to this day. At his trial, tpnek admitted that he committed the murders due to his obsession with breasts. When he was a teenager, he poured hydrochloric acid on his sister's breasts, kept pictures of well-endowed women plastered all over his bed, and took a breast growth product.He injured his nipple by poking it on a tree, which was emphasized. To the shock and disgust of the court, they also produced another letter written by tpnek, in which he fantasized about being a raped young mother who resorts to killing her hungry child and cutting off her nipples due to her inability to breastfeed him. His mother died during the trial. Svatoslav tpnek was sentenced to death for three murders and two attempted murders. 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texts: <mask> is an American author of young adult fiction. 13 Little Blue Envelopes, The Name of the Star, and Truly Devious are some of her published novels. Let It Snow, a holiday romance novel of interwoven stories co-written with John Green and Lauren Myracle, is one of <mask>'s works. <mask> was born in Philadelphia and attended an all-girl Catholic high school. She graduated from the University of Delaware in 1995 with a degree in English. <mask> worked as a literary manager of a Philadelphia theater company, a waitress in a theme restaurant, a bartender in Piccadilly, and an occasional performer in New York City. She received her masters degree in writing from Columbia University.<mask>'s novel The Key to the Golden Firebird was published in 2004. The novel centers around themes of grief and resilience and is set in the suburbs of Philadelphia a year after his passing and depicts three sisters of different age as they individually process and come to understand their father's death. During a resurgence of popular interest in the young adult fiction genre, The Key to the Golden Firebird entered the market. It got starred reviews in 2005 from both School Library Journal and Booklist. In October 2004, <mask>'s second novel, The Bermudez Triangle, was published. The Bermudez Triangle explores the complexity of relationships and self-identity, from the changing nature of bonds to the experiences of both plat It was listed for the New York Public Library's "Books for the Teen Age 2006" and the American Library Association's "Popular Paperbacks for Young Adults" list.13 Little Blue Envelopes was published in 2005. A series, the story follows seventeen-year-old Virginia (Ginny) Blackstone, as she embark on a journey throughout Europe by following a series of instructions left to her within letters from her beloved, self-proclaimed "Runaway Aunt" Peg, upon notice of her passing. While written in the style of contemporary realistic fiction that much of her earlier work is known for, <mask> herself has said she considers Ginny's adventure to be a little bit of a fairy tale. The Last Little Blue Envelope was published in 2011. Devilish, <mask>'s fourth novel, was published in September of 2006 In Devilish, set in Rhode Island where "barbed wire keeps the boys out and the ancient nuns keep the girls in", two senior students, Jane and Allison, experience seemingly supernatural upheavals within their friendship and school year. Devilish, <mask>'s first full departure from contemporary realistic fiction, was nominated for an award in 2007.Girl at Sea was published in May of 2007. The novel follows seventeen-year-old Clio Ford's attempts to make the best of being suddenly cast away from her home for the summer in pursuit of a mysterious treasure abroad. Set primarily aboard a pre-owned yacht somewhere amidst the Mediterranean at the insistence of her father, it explores Clio's perspective as she struggles with first romantic infatuations, dives at sea among shipwrecks, and navigates a series of new relationships and situations. In May 2008, <mask>'s sixth novel and the beginning of her second series was published. It looks at the life of a fifteen-year-old girl who runs a hotel with her family. Described as a small "jewel box of a hotel" built at the height of Art Deco style in the heart of Manhattan's Upper East Side, the Hopewell is a local institution in need of both repairs and guests. Scarlett explores family dynamics, coming of age, and some strange opportunities of New York City for those who find themselves working in and adjacent to the performing arts.After her fifteenth birthday, the Martin family tradition is to hand over the keys to one of their home's suites, as well as the responsibility of maintaining it and seeing after its guests. The struggles to meet the eccentric demands of the Empire Suite's first and apparently now permanent tenant, Mrs. Amberson, become the basis of much of the experiences of her formative years. The American Library Association selected Suite Scarlett for their list of the best books for young adults in 2009, and it received a starred review from Booklist. In May 2009, <mask> contributed her story "The Law of Suspects" to Vacations from Hell, a collection of supernatural tales on the topic of vacations gone awry. <mask> became a New York Times bestselling author when Let It Snow: Three Holiday Romances reached number ten on the Children's Paperback list. Let It Snow begins with <mask>'s "The Jubilee Express". The book will be made into a film in November of next year.In 2009, <mask> was a scriptwriter for the Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince video game. In February 2010, <mask>'s eighth book and the second title in the Scarlett series was published. In June of last year, <mask> said that a third entry in the series was well underway. Both titles had their first publication in the U.K. by Hot Key Books. Holly Black and Justine Larbalestier edited <mask>'s story "The Children of the Revolution" in September 2010. The stories in Zombies vs. Unicorns want to make a case for their side. Some of the other authors in the anthology include Alaya <mask>, Carrie Ryan, Scott Westerfeld, and Kathleen Duey.The Name of the Star was published in 2011. The Name of the Star is the first of four books in the Shades of London series, which follows a Louisiana teenager as she travels to London to begin boarding school, where she is quickly pulled into the center of a world of murders that mimic those of Jack the Ripper. The Name of the Star was nominated for an award in the category of young adult fiction. The Shadow Cabinet and The Madness Underneath were published in February of 2015. A publication date for the final novel in the series is expected to be announced after January 2020. The literary focused experience for fans of young adult fiction was the focus of <mask>'s work in 2011. The largest regularly held Harry Potter fan convention in North America is called LeakyCon.The importance of supporting diversity within young adult literature, the experience of writing romance fiction that respects teenaged characters, use of critical thinking in examining the labels we ascribe to particular kinds of fiction, and panels discussing the stories that authors of popular fiction first wrote for have all been topics of the The Boy in the Smoke was the first book in the Shades of London series and was published in the United Kingdom on World Book Day. The Boy in the Smoke was released to an international audience for free through the online reading and story writing platform. Margaret K. McElderry Books released an anthology of novellas written with fellow young adult fiction authors. Prior to their print release, each title was released separately in audiobook and ebook formats. The life of the "enigmatic Magnus Bane," a character of Clare's who is "alluring personality, flamboyant style, and sharp," will be explored in The Bane Chronicles, which is set in the same world as The Infernal Devices series. <mask>'s contributions to the anthology are as follows: The Runaway Queen, The Rise of the Hotel Dumort, The Fall of the Hotel Dumort, and The Last Stand of the New York Institute.The New York Times bestsellers list for children's series began the week of July 7, 2013. Tales from the Shadowhunter Academy, an anthology of novellas written with fellow popular young adult fiction authors, was first released in hardcover by Margaret K. McElderry Books. Prior to their print release, each title was released separately in audiobook and ebook formats. According to the synopsis, Tales from the Shadowhunter Academy explores the experiences of Simon Lewis, who now finds himself stripped of his memories and unsure of his identity but determined to figure it out as his journey continues. <mask>'s first two stories, The Whitechapel Fiend and The Fiery Trial, are principle contributions. All author proceeds from How I Resist: Activism and Hope for a New Generation will be donated to the American Civil Liberties Union. The anthology was edited by <mask> to help young readers navigate the political climate in the U.S. after the 2016 presidential election.Contributors include Junauda Petrus, jacqueline woodson, jason Reynolds, Dana Schwartz, Jodi Picoult, and more. Stevie Bell, a true crime enthusiast set to begin studies at the exclusive Ellingham Academy in the remote mountains of Vermont, is the first in a planned trilogy of mystery novels. The second novel, The Vanishing Stair, was published in January. The Hand on the Wall was published in January 2020. The Box in the Woods was the first title in the series. The second novel of the series was confirmed by the author in July 2021. <mask> has maintained a personal website about her work and experiences as an author since 2005, with entries dating as far back as August of that year.She was one of the first users of the new micro-blogging platform, where she likened her many posts about everything from the news of the day to the habit she had developed of leaving post-it notes for others. The parent of a student in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, challenged The Bermudez Triangle's presence in the school. The parent said that they didn't appreciate that the book was in the library. I don't think homosexual materials should be in our schools. While book challenges in the U.S. are not uncommon, <mask> quickly published a post on her website calling for greater transparency in the school system's challenge process. The book was placed in a restricted area of the high school's library in an attempt to resolve the controversy. In an interview in January 2008, <mask> expressed his concern that stories that are based on a character's identity will affect all children, particularly those who share that identity.On the school's copy of The Bermudez Triangle being placed in a restricted area, <mask> stated, "To do so is basically saying to the gay kids, 'There's something dirty about you.' The true filthmonger is anyone who would say that. In September 2008, shortly before the general election, <mask> launched the inclusive political social networking community YA for Obama to support then U.S. Barack Obama is running for President. As a way to help organize support and interest for Obama's campaign among young people and provide safe avenues for them to engage the American political process, YA for Obama used the online community publishing platform Ning, and comprised discussion forums, user-generated content such as videos and photos, and daily Notable contributors were Judy, Scott, Lauren, Cecily, and Megan McCafferty. ShelterBox, an international disaster relief charity established in 2000 in Helston, Cornwall, UK, that provides emergency shelter and other aid items to families around the world, was started by <mask> in response to the earthquake in New Zealand.A ShelterBox is designed to provide families with stable, lasting shelter and a level of independence after a disaster, and include high quality aid items chosen to best suit to the particular situation at hand. Funds were raised through a general call to action and the giving away of signed copies of books and other literary materials to donors, as described by <mask> at the time. Authors donated the prizes in support of the aid effort. While sharing a common label, donors were asked to make contributions directly to the charity. Enough was raised to fund 16 shelters and supplies. The people of Japan and anyone who was directly affected by the earthquake and tsunami were the focus of <mask>'s attempt to replicate the aid that was raised. Fourteen shelter kits were deployed to those who needed them because of the same amount of money raised.In response to the tornado in Joplin, Missouri, <mask> and fellow authors used the same strategy to raise an additional $4,913.90USD, with funds split between ShelterBox and the Red Cross. <mask> uses social media to promote ShelterBox at times of disaster and particular need. <mask> was acknowledged as John Green's secret sister on the popular YouTube channel. <mask> took on the role of creating videos for the channel while he was on maternity leave. After the birth of Green's second child, <mask> reprised his duty. <mask> has voiced the character on Welcome to Night Vale, as well as occasionally performing the character live on stage. In a conversation at 92Y in New York in June of 2016 co- creator Joseph Fink explained that the character of intern <mask> was originally written in the image of <mask>, but quickly killed off, as death is a kind of tradition for most interns of the Night Vale Radio station.In order to bring the character back on the condition that <mask> perform the role herself, Fink and Cranor agreed to the protest led by <mask>. The continued survival of intern <mask> has become an ongoing joke within the stories. The Great Glowing Coils of the Universe was written by <mask>. Says who? In September of 2016 <mask> began co-hosting the show Says Who? Dan Sinker is a journalist and author. According to Who?, self-proclaimed as a cope strategy.The original plan was for <mask> and Sinker to talk with political experts about how they were surviving news coverage of the 2016 Presidential Election. For a time, the hosts attempt to humorously discuss the news of the day, and more personally, share how they are coped with as citizens in the current, after the results of the election. <mask> lives in New York. She frequently shares her love for both vegan and vegetarian cooking through her social media accounts. I spend my life trying to make a vegetarian steak sandwich because I'm a vegetarian from Philadelphia. <mask> was married at the Ladies Pavilion in New York's Central Park. The reception was held at Housing Works, a non-profit bookstore and venue space whose mission is to end the crises of homelessness and AIDS.She wrote that there was no better place to have a party on Pride weekend.

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texts: <mask> "Bob" <mask> was an American political aide and businessman, best known for his service as White House Chief of Staff to President <mask>. <mask>man attended UCLA and served in the Navy in World War II. He worked for 20 years as a prominent advertising executive in both Los Angeles and New York City after joining the J. Walter Thompson advertising agency. He was a member of the University of California Board of regents and chairman of the UCLA Alumni Association. <mask>'s interest in politics stems from his family association with the Republican Party. He developed both an intense respect and steadfast loyalty for Nixon, who he became acquainted with in the 1950s. He managed Nixon's 1962 run for governor of California and worked as an advance man on Nixon's 1960 presidential campaign.<mask> was selected as Nixon's chief of staff. <mask>man is credited with implementing more significant changes to White House staffing systems and Executive Branch governance and operations than any chief of staff before him or since, and it is the "Haldeman system" that presidential administrations continue to operate on today. His no-nonsense management style earned him a reputation as a stern taskmaster who expected top-notch performance. <mask> was tried for his role in the Watergate cover-up after he left the Nixon administration. He was sentenced to 18 months in prison. <mask> was a successful businessman and real estate developer until his death from cancer in 1993 at the age of 67. One of three children of socially prominent parents, <mask> was born in Los Angeles on October 27, 1926.His father, <mask> <mask>, founded and ran a successful heating and air conditioning supply company, and gave time and financial support to local Republican causes, including the <mask> financial fund that led to the so-called "Fund Crisis" during the 1952 presidential race. His mother was a volunteer with the Salvation Army. His paternal grandfather co-founded the Better America Federation of California, The Oz Film Manufacturing Company, and a gentleman's club named The Uplifters. <mask> and his siblings were raised as Christian Scientists. He was known to his peers as a "straight arrow" and enjoyed discussions of ethics, and achieved the rank of Eagle Scout after his resignation as Chief of Staff. He attended Harvard School, an elite boys prep school, during which he met <mask>, who was attending a private school which educated women in the 7th to 12th grades. The two were married in 1949.He was a member of the United States Navy Reserve during World War II. <mask>man attended the University of Redlands and the University of Southern California before transferring to the University of California, Los Angeles. He received a degree. He was a member of a frat at UCLA. He met John Ehrlichman when he was a student at UCLA. In 1949, he joined the J. Walter Thompson advertising agency, where he worked for 20 years in both Los Angeles and New York City; other employees of this firm during this period included <mask>, who went on to serve as White House Press Secretary in the Nixon administration. <mask> began working for <mask> because of his interest in politics and his family association with the Republican Party.<mask> was Nixon's chief of staff when he was elected President in 1968, after he had managed Nixon's 1962 run for governor of California. When <mask> was appointed to the White House, <mask>, a close friend and presidential scholar, urged him to keep a daily diary. <mask>man kept a daily diary throughout his career in the Nixon White House. After <mask>'s death, an abbreviated version of the diaries was published as The <mask>man Diaries. The <mask> Nixon Presidential Library and Museum has a full version available. Gaining a reputation as a stern taskmaster who expected top-notch work, he and John Ehrlichman were called "the Berlin Wall" by other White House staffers in a play on their German family names and shared penchant for keeping others away from Nixon and serving as his "gatekeepers". Nixon's most trusted aides became his most loyal.Both wanted to protect Nixon's best interests. Nixon relied on <mask> to make sure that information was properly distributed in his office, and <mask>man was even dubbed the president's son-of-a-bitch. One of the key figures in the Watergate scandal was <mask>. According to the "Smoking Gun" tape, Nixon ordered <mask> to have the CIA pressure the FBI into dropping the Watergate investigation. He was told by Nixon that the investigation would "open up the whole Bay of Pigs thing again". <mask>man wrote in his book that he thought he was referring to the Kennedy assassination when he said "in all those references to the Bay of Pigs, he was actually referring to the Kennedy assassination." Nixon may have reminded <mask>s that the CIA assassination attempts on Castro may have led to Kennedy's death.The President and <mask>man had a discussion in the Oval Office on June 20, 1972. The resignations of <mask> and Ehrlichman were requested by Nixon in a meeting at Camp David. The resignations were announced on April 30, 1973. Nixon told <mask>man that he loved him just as much as his brother. <mask>man asked for a full pardon along with a full pardon of Vietnam War draft dodgers on the eve of Nixon's resignation. He said that pardoning the draft dodgers would take some of the heat off him. Nixon said no.<mask> was found guilty of conspiracy, obstruction of justice, and three counts of perjury. He was sentenced to 8 years and then had it commuted to 1 to 4 years. <mask>man worked in a facility testing sewage. <mask> was released on parole on December 20, 1978. The Ends of Power was published in 1978 by Times Books. <mask> wrote in the book that Nixon was involved in the cover-up from the beginning. There is a claim that a passage in The Ends of Power supports allegations of the assassination of John F. Kennedy.In Oliver Stone's 1995 film Nixon, <mask> is portrayed as Nixon tried to use the CIA's anti-Castro history to cover up his misdeeds during Watergate. <mask>'s comments in The Ends of Power were credited as the source for Stone's scenario. According to the political commentator Chris Matthews, <mask> denied writing those words and said the theory of events actually belonged to DiMona. <mask>man didn't know what Nixon meant by the "whole Bay of Pigs thing" comments. One of the most controversial themes of Stone's movie was the fact that Nixon was implicated in a plot to kill Castro. <mask>man's conclusion that "the Bay of Pigs thing" was a code for the Kennedy assassination was confirmed by DiMona, according to a response by Nixon writers. In his post-prison years, <mask>man went on to a successful career as a businessman, taking an interest in hotels, development, real estate, and chain restaurants in Florida.<mask> died of abdominal cancer at his home in Santa Barbara, California, on November 12, 1993, after refusing medical treatment in accordance with his Christian Science beliefs. He was survived by his wife and four children. His remains were scattered at a site that has not been revealed. <mask> said in a statement that he had known <mask>man to be a man of integrity and courage. As our Administration undertook a broad range of initiatives at home and abroad, he played an indispensable role. The <mask>man Diaries were released in 1994. <mask>man is satirized in "the mailbox sketch that shocked America" in the 30 Rock episode "Rosemary's Baby".Further reading <mask>,Joanne H. In the shadows of the White House. There is a rare bird. There are external links to H.R<mask> was a witness at the Watergate Hearings and the Washington Post had a profile of him. The trial of <mask>. was <mask>man Watergate. courtroom sketches by <mask>man.The testimony of John Ehrlichman and H. R<mask> can be found at the Folkways.

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texts: <mask> is a Canadian historian who is the Chair of the L.R. The Wilson Institute for Canadian History is at a university. He was a professor at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, from 1988 to 2015. He supervised or co-supervised over 50 master's theses and cognate essays during his time at Queen's. His main interests are Canadian cultural and political history, the economic and social history of Atlantic Canada, historical memory and tourism, and the history of liberalism. He wants to write a comprehensive history of the Canadian left. His brother <mask>'s works have earned high praise.<mask> earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in history in 1975. His honours essay was about the working class. He went to Britain to study labour history. His master's degree was earned there in 1976, with a thesis on trade unionism in the Baking Industry in Great Britain and Ireland. He went back to Canada to complete his PhD, entitled, Industry, Work and Community in the Cumberland Coalfields, under the supervision of Michael Cross and Judith Fingard. He was on the editorial board of New Maritimes. <mask>'s Reasoning Otherwise: Leftists and the People's Enlightenment in Canada, 1890–1920 won the Sir John A. Macdonald Prize for the best book written in Canadian history the previous year.His co-authored work, In the Province of History: The Making of the Public Past in Twentieth Century Nova Scotia, was awarded the 2010–2011 Pierre Savard Prize for the best book on Canada in English or French. <mask> was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada after giving the keynote address at the annual meeting of the Canadian Historical Association. He received an DCL degree from Saint Mary's University. <mask>'s book, co-authored with Jamie Swift, was nominated for two prizes in 2017: the Sir John A. Macdonald Prize and the Shaughnessy Cohen Prize for Political Writing. The New Left in Toronto received an award in 2020. <mask> introduced a new framework for interpreting Canadian history in the December 2000 issue of the Canadian Historical Review. <mask> argues in "The Liberal Order Framework: A Prospectus for a Reconnaissance of Canadian History" that the category "Canada" should signify a historically specific project of rule, rather than an essence we must defend or an empty space we must possess.Canada-as-project can be analyzed as the expansion of a certain logic over a heterogeneous terrain. <mask>'s approach demands careful attention to the points of resistance and struggle that shaped Canadian liberalism. In reference to its Gramscian inspiration, the strategy is anti-presentist in seeking to reconstruct the past in its own terms, and present-minded in linking historical findings to contemporary political concerns and ongoing struggles. The piece has been called one of the most influential articles in Canadian history. A is a historian at Carleton University. <mask>'s framework inspired Canadian historians to a degree not seen since J. M. S. Liberalism and Hegemony: Debating the Canadian Liberal Revolution was published in 2008 as a result of the liberal order framework.<mask> and the Liberal Order was the subject of a forum in the fall of 2009. The framework was the subject of a panel discussion at the annual meeting of the Canadian Historical Association. The most cited article in the Canadian Historical Review is this one. The history of socialism and radicalism in Canada has been expanded by <mask>. The introduction is Rebels, Reds, Radicals: Rethinking Canada's Left History. The first volume in Provocations was a series of concise works written by authors deeply immersed in their fields. Reasoning Otherwise: Leftists And The People's Enlightenment In Canada was published in 2008.The second book in the series, Revolution's Iron Gates: The Canadian Left and the Challenge of Modernity, 1921-1956, was supposed to be published in 2013. The chair is L.R. In September 2015, the Wilson Institute for Canadian History announced that <mask> would be joining their Department of History as the L.R. The Wilson chair is used for Canadian history. The L.R. Wilson Institute for Canadian History will be headed by Dr. <mask> as we approach the 150th anniversary of Confederation. <mask> already has a vision for the institute, and has recently spoken about the need for historians to contribute to public discourse, and for Canadian historians to engage in a broader conversation that surpasses the narrow confines of their own research. In his article, "Liberal Order Framework", he decried the state of the field more generally.Issues of war and peace, as well as social justice issues, will be addressed in the next year or two at the Wilson Institute, according to a recent profile piece by <mask>. He said: "McMaster has a wonderful tradition of peace research and tremendous archival sources, and it's just a paradise for someone who's interested in peace and war." It's called A New Method of Liberty: Antonio Gramsci. MacPherson and the Next Left. References 1953 births 20th-century Canadian historians 21st-century Canadian historians Alumni of the University of Warwick Canadian male non-fiction writers

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texts: The personal name né Tuoba Hong was the emperor of the Northern Wei from September 20, 487 to April 26, 499. The equal-field system was enacted by Emperor <mask> to boost agricultural production and tax receipts. The equal-field system was implemented due to the court's desire to break the economic power of local magnates who sheltered residents under their control in fortified villages. All land was owned by the state and given to taxpaying farmers. The system created a stable fiscal infrastructure and a basis for universal military conscription for the Northern Wei, and continued into the Tang dynasty. The equal-field program and the "Three Elders" system were put together to make it easier to distribute land. The policy of sinicization was implemented by Emperor <mask> to make the multi-ethnic state easier to govern.Changing artistic styles to reflect Chinese preferences and forcing court officials to speak the language were some of the policies. He changed his family name from Tuoba to Yuan and forced his own people and others to do the same. intermarriage between Han and Xianbei was encouraged by him. In 494, Emperor <mask> moved the capital of the Northern Wei to the city of Luoyang, which is considered to be a major center in Chinese history. The military elite remained centered at the old capital, widening the differences between the administration and the military. <mask>'s policies of sinicization were more popular than the conservative population at the old capital. His reforms were met with resistance.One of the plots centered on his crown prince, and the other centered on his distant uncle. Yuan Xun was forced to commit suicide by <mask>. The regent of Emperor Xianwen Tuoba Hong was born at the age of 13 when his father was himself young and not yet ruling by himself. Tuoba Hong was the oldest son of the emperor. His mother was the daughter of a mid-level official who was a brother of Emperor Xianwen's mother. After Tuoba Hong's birth, the empress ended her regency and returned power to the emperor. Tuoba Hong was created as crown prince at the age of two.According to the tradition of forcing crown princes' mothers to commit suicide, it was likely that Consort Li was forced to take her own life. The Emperor was tired of the throne and considered giving it to his uncle. After opposition from virtually all high level officials, Emperor Xianwen decided to give the throne to Crown Prince Hong. Due to Emperor <mask>'s young age, Emperor Xianwen continued to be in control of important matters, although Crown Prince Hong took the throne as Emperor <mask>. He left important officials in charge of the capital Pingcheng with Emperor <mask> when needed on the frontlines against Rouran. In 476, Emperor Xianwen put her lover Li Yi to death and had him assassinated. Historians believed that she poisoned him, but another version said that the emperor was killed by assassins when he came to her palace to greet her.She assumed the title of grand embassy dowager. She was said to be more intelligent in her decisions after she re-assumed the Regency. She was literate and capable of mathematics. She trusted several eunuchs and allowed them to interfere. She promoted her lovers Wang Rui and Li Chong, both of whom were apparently talented officials, but whose promotions were beyond what their talents and contributions called for. She promoted officials who were not her lovers. She was concerned that she would be criticized for her immoral conduct, so she punished those who criticized her or spoofed her behavior with death.She had her previous lover Li Yi put to death, and she also had her previous lover, Li Xin, put to death. Fearing that her clan would try to take power, <mask>'s mother accused his grandfather of treason and had him and his clan killed. She issued an order in 478 requiring people to marry in their social classes as she accelerated the policy of Sinicization. The daughters of the Xianbei Tuoba royal family were to be married to Han Chinese elites. The Han Chinese royalty defected to the Xianbei. Several daughters of the Emperor <mask> were married to Han Chinese elites, including the emperor's wife, Princess Lanling, who was a descendant of the Jin dynasty. The emperor's sister was married to the emperor's son.In 465, after the throne of the rival Liu Song was taken by the general Xiao Daocheng, the Prince of Danyang fled to Northern Wei. The abilities of Liu Chang were not up to the task, and he was never able to gain much following in the border regions to mount a major drive to reestablish Liu Song. The campaign ended by 481. The Buddhist monk Faxiu tried to start a popular uprising but was captured and executed. The execution of all Buddhist monks was advocated by some officials. She left instructions that after she died that it would not be necessary for her to be buried with her husband near the old Northern Wei capital of Shengle. A new criminal code that she commissioned Gao L to write was completed with 832 sections, 16 of which prescribed clan-slaughter as a penalty, 235 of which prescribed personal death penalty, and 377 of which prescribed other forms of punishment.During Emperor <mask>'s rise to power, he was held captive and considered deposing him in favor of his brother, but his attendants persuaded her otherwise. Despite not formally returning imperial powers to him, Grand Empress Dowager Feng was still in control of the government, although he retained a lot of power. After Emperor <mask>'s concubine Lin bore his oldest son, Tuoba Xun, she ordered him to commit suicide. Tuoba Xun was raised by her. The imperial school was established after Emperor <mask> created his princes. He assumed traditional Chinese imperial clothing, including a robe with dragon patterns and a hat, in 486 as a sign of Sinicization and demonstration of Emperor <mask>'s authority. As <mask> grew up, he became very close to the family of her brother.He took two of his daughters as concubines, but one died of illness and the other was sent back to her father house, where she became a Buddhist nun. The power-sharing arrangement between stepgrandmother and stepgrandson can be seen in the case of the younger brothers of the Emperor, who were accused of corruption. The imperial council discussed their punishment. The officials were asked if they believed that we should care about family relations or not. The princes' lives were mostly pleaded for by the officials. Emperor <mask> said that what the two princes committed was unpardonable, but the Grand Empress took after the brotherly love that Gaozong had. The Prince of Nan'an is very religious towards his mother.The two will be spared the death penalty, but their offices and titles will be stripped from them, and they will be reduced to commoner status with no political rights. The grand empress was buried with great honor in 490. Emperor <mask> was so distraught that he was unable to take in food or water for five days, that he observed a three-year mourning period, despite officials' pleas for him to shorten it. The personal reign of Emperor <mask> continued the sinicization campaign and changed many laws and customs to conform with Han. While he sought out his mother's cousins (Consort Li's brothers had been executed with their father Li Hui) and rewarded them with relatively low offices, he later withdrew the rewards, bringing criticism that he was treating the Fengs with too much kindness. The emperor demoted princes to the titles of duke if they were descendants of the dynasty's founder, but there were exceptions. The empress of Xiaowen married another daughter of the emperor.In 493, Emperor <mask> began the first of a number of campaigns that he would conduct against Southern Qi, although in the case of this campaign, it was intended to allow him to move the capital from Pingcheng south to the Han heartland of Luoyang. He ordered a continued advance despite the heavy rains and then offered to abandon the campaign if the capital was moved to Luoyang. The officials agreed. The official Wang Su, who had only recently defected from Southern Qi, was given the responsibility of changing the ceremonies and music. For reasons that are not clear, Emperor <mask> made a return to Pingcheng and reopened discussions about moving the capital. The Xianbei officials largely opposed the move, but <mask> overruled them and continued to move the governmental agencies to Luoyang, although maintaining a fairly substantial governmental presence at Pingcheng for it to serve as the secondary capital. The general Yuwen Fu had set up a large livestock grazing zone at Heyang in order to alleviate the concerns about a shortage of horses and other livestock.A fief of 100 households and the rank of  Marquis who worships the sage was bestowed upon a Confucius descendant, as well as 2 of its scions and 4 of its scions who had ranks bestowed on them. Late personal reign Late in 494, under the stated reason that Southern Qi's Emperor Ming had taken the throne, Emperor <mask> prepared a major campaign against him. He initially put the important cities in modern Lu'an, Anhui, and Yiyang under siege, but could not capture them easily, and battles that his armies conducted against Southern Qi armies were largely indecisive. He ended the campaign by the spring of 499. Emperor <mask> issued a number of edicts that made it official that the Han clothing and language be used instead of the Xianbei clothing. Those over 30 were given an exemption. He changed his clan's name from Tuoba to Yuan in the spring of 490.He ordered 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 The clans that were honored were: Xianbei Mu, originally Qiumuling Lu, He, originally Helai, Dugu, Lou, and Yu. Sometime prior to fall 486, Emperor Xiaowen welcomed her older sister, Feng Run, back to the palace to be his concubine, and she refused to give up her identity as the older sister. The emperor deposed the emperor, and then the emperor went to the temple and became a Buddhist nun. The crown prince, who did not adjust well to Han customs and the hotter weather in Luoyang, plotted with his followers to flee back to Pingcheng, perhaps to hold that city against his father. After asking his brother to cane Yuan Xun with him, Emperor Xiaowen deposed Yuan Xun. The officials Mu Tai and Lu Rui planned to hold the northern regions against the Emperor again.Their plot was revealed by Emperor <mask>'s distant uncle Yu Yi, who pretended to go along with their plan. The Emperor <mask> sent a force commanded by his cousin, the Prince of Rencheng, to put down the plot before it started. Emperor <mask> created a crown prince in the spring of 499. The official who had the former Crown Prince Xun under house arrest convinced him to commit suicide. When Yuan Ke's mother died, it was thought that Emperor <mask> had poisoned her so that she could raise her own child. In the fall of 499, Emperor <mask> launched another major attack against Southern Qi, this time concentrating on the city of Wancheng. The battles were indecisive, even though he was able to capture Wancheng and Xinye.After putting Li Biao under arrest, a major conflict erupted between Li Chong and Li Biao, who died in anger. The emperor ended the campaign in fall 498 because he didn't want to attack a country that was mourning for it's emperor. At the same time, he was falling ill, and he gave the important matters to his brother, but he recovered and was able to return to his hometown. In Emperor <mask>'s absence, Empress Feng had been having an affair with the attendant. When she was in Emperor <mask>'s absence, she tried to marry her brother's wife, who had died earlier. After <mask> returned to Luoyang, he arrested Gao and Shuang Meng and questioned them. He concluded that she had committed adultery after questioning her personally.He did not depose her, but refused to see her again, and ordered Crown Prince Ke to not to see her again either. Despite his weakened physical state, Emperor <mask> decided to advance south to retaliate against Chen Xianda. He died while on the campaign after being defeated by Chen. His death was kept a secret until his body could be returned to his hometown. The throne was taken over by Yuan Ke. By Emperor <mask>'s will, the woman was forced to take her own life. Change of Xianbei names to Han names.Part 1, part 2, part 7, part 8, part 9, part 10, part 11, part 12. The History of Northern Dynasties. There are three vols. 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 140, 141, 142. The Metropolitan Museum of Art has a collection catalog from The Metropolitan Museum of Art Libraries which contains material on Emperor <mask> of Northern Wei. The 5th-century Chinese monarchs had 467 births and 499 deaths.

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texts: An American professional soccer player who plays for the Major League Soccer club FC Cincinnati was born on July 11, 1985. After playing college soccer with the West Virginia Mountaineers and the Rhode Island Rams, as well as USL premier Development League side Rhode Island, he was drafted by Major League Soccer club Houston Dynamo in 2008. After an impressive second season in professional soccer, he was named to the MLS Best XI in 2009, and helped Houston reach the final of the MLS Cup in 2011. He joined the English side in July of 2012 After six seasons with the Potters, he joined Queens Park Rangers. After 3 years at Queens, he moved to FC Cincinnati. He was born in Attleboro, Massachusetts and played soccer for Bayside United.He decided to attend West Virginia University after attending Attleboro High School and Providence Country Day School. After making 28 starts in two seasons at West Virginia, <mask> transferred to the University of Rhode Island for his junior and senior years. The Rhode Island Rams scored in a shootout to beat the Rutgers Scarlet Knights in the 2006 NCAA tournament. As a senior in 2007, he was selected to the first team of the all-Mid Atlantic Region. He played for the Rhode Island Stingrays in the USL and scored eight goals in two seasons. In the third round of the 2008 MLS SuperDraft, the Houston Dynamo selected <mask>. On March 29, 2008, he made his professional debut, coming on as a substitute in a 3–0 defeat against the New England Revolution.He scored a last-minute goal to help the Dynamo to a 3–3 draw with FC Dallas. He became a starter for the Dynamo in the middle of the season. On October 31, 2008, it was announced that <mask> was a finalist for MLS rookies of the year along with Sean Franklin and Kheli Dube. In his first season with Houston, he played a key role in helping the team reach the MLS Cup Playoffs but lost to the New York Red Bulls. The MLS Reserve League was won by the reserves by CAMERON. In the 2009 season, he became a regular for Houston at center-back. He missed one match in the regular season as Houston made the play-offs.They beat Seattle 1–0 before losing to Los Angeles in the Western Conference final. In the MLS All-Star Game in Sandy, Utah, he played all 90 minutes and was selected for the game. The MLS Best XI was named for the 2009 season. He was out for half of the season in 2010 because of a knee injury. He scored from a free kick in the 70th minute against D.C. United on September 25 after returning from knee surgery. He played 17 times in the 2010 season. Houston finished in 7th place.Houston qualified for the play-offs in the 2011 season after finishing second in the league. They defeated Kansas City 2–0 to reach the final of the MLS Cup, where they will face the LA GALAXY. Houston lost 1–0 as <mask> played the full 90 minutes. The MLS All-Stars lost 4–0 to Manchester United in the MLS All-Star Game in 2011. In the 2012 season, he played 15 games before moving to England. The deal to join the club was subject to a successful work permit appeal, which was granted on August 8. In a pre-season friendly, he played in a 1–1 draw with SpVgg Greuther Frth.He missed the opening match of the season due to visa issues. He made his debut in the premier league in August of 2012 Since arriving in England, he has impressed and begun to play at right back, a position he is enjoying learning. He said playing in the premier league was pretty special. In the 2012–13 season, he played 38 times for the Potters, who finished 13th in the league. At the end of the season, he admitted that he began to struggle with fatigue after playing soccer for 18 months. Mark Hughes replaced Tony Pulis at the end of the season.He wanted to impress Hughes at center-back. The right-back scored his first goal for the Potters in a 3–1 defeat against the Gunners. In a 2–1 win over Aston Villa in December of last year, he provided an assist for Peter Crouch and continued to be a key player in his attacking full-back role. <mask> scored a rare goal on March 23, 2014, in a 4–1 win. The Potters finished in 9th position in the premier league after playing 41 times. The start of the season was disrupted by a hernia injury. Manager Mark Hughes was told by <mask> that he wants to play in the middle of the field.As the season progressed, Phil Bardsley and <mask> continued to compete for the right back position. He was sent-off for the first time in English soccer when he conceded a penalty in an FA Cup match. The new three-year contract was signed on May 24, 2015. The Potters finished in 9th position for a second season in a row and ended the campaign with a 6–1 victory against the Reds. For the second year in a row, Britannia finished in ninth position. The Potters failed to win a match until October and had a poor start to the season, but won their next two games. He was ruled out until February of next year because of a knee injury he sustained in that Hull match.In 2016–17, he made 21 appearances, as the team finished in 13th position. He signed a two-year extension. As a result of being demoted to the EFL Championship, <mask> made 21 appearances. After not being part of Gary Rowett's plans, <mask> joined Queens Park Rangers on a loan. Rangers and Derby County played a 1–1 draw on October 6, 2018). He moved to Queens Park Rangers permanently on July 25, 2019. The captain of the team for the 2020–21 season was named.On May 5, 2021, he announced that he would be leaving the club to return to his native America. On May 13, 2021, he returned to Major League Soccer and signed a contract with FC Cincinnati. He made his debut against Inter Miami on May 16. When he received his first call up to train with the senior United States national team in January 2009, he was injured in the first week and was unable to play in the team's friendly against Sweden. He trained with the team in January 2010 in preparation for a match against Honduras. He was called into the camp for the February 24, 2010, game against El Salvador, even though he didn't play in that match. He came on as a substitute in the 86th minute to score his first cap for the national side, but his strike went over the bar.He was called up to coach Jrgen Klinsmann's camp in December of 2011. He played 90 minutes in a friendly against Venezuela. The national team lost to Belgium 4–2 on May 29th. The United States national team played in the World Cup. During the team's first two group stage games, he was the central defender. He didn't play in the third game against Germany. In the Round of 16 defeat against Belgium, he started in the middle of the field.A combination of injury and wanting to be with his club for preseason caused him to sit out the 2015 Gold Cup. Hertha BSC's JohnBrooks started in every game at the central defense with CAMERON. A versatile player who is currently featured as center back but can also play as a right back or defensiveMidfielder has a style of play. He is known for his strength and composure on the ball. A series of community service efforts to raise money for local charitable organizations were undertaken by <mask> during his time at Houston Dynamo. The 20 for 20 campaign was started in September of 2011. The goal is to raise $20,000 for the Fisher House and Ronald McDonald House of Houston.The 20 for 20 campaign was announced in March of 2012 with the same goal of $20,000 and proceeds going to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Growing up, he supported English and Italian teams. One of the few sportspeople who expressed support for then President Donald Trump's Executive Order 13769, which put a 90-day immigration freeze on several nations and suspended activity on the United States Refugee Admissions Program, was <mask>. The Houston Dynamo MLS Cup runner-up was honored by Club International as the Individual Atlantic 10 Conference Midfielder of the Year. The players are from Queens Park Rangers. There are soccer players from Massachusetts and Major League Soccer players from the United Kingdom.

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texts: Sir <mask> was a British Conservative Party politician who served as Minister of State for Europe and the Americas from 2016 to 2019. He was the Member of Parliament for the area from 1992 to 2019. He was first elected to the House of Commons in 1992 after a career in the oil industry. He played a key role in William Hague's successful bid for the Conservative leadership in 1997 after gaining several minor positions in the government of John Major. After the 2005 general election, <mask> joined the Shadow Cabinet. He withdrew from the Conservative leadership in 2005 because of a lack of support. The name of the department he shadowed was changed to Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform in July 2007, after he was appointed Shadow Secretary of State for Trade and Industry.<mask> was appointed Minister of State for International Development by the new Conservative Prime Minister. He was appointed a Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George for services to international development and to UK–Middle East relations after leaving this post. <mask> was a member of the Intelligence and Security Committee. After two years out of government, he returned to frontline politics when Theresa May appointed him as Minister for Europe and the Americas. On July 22, 2015, <mask> resigned as Minister of State due to Johnson's election to the Tory leadership. He was the first openly gay Conservative Member of Parliament. James Grant <mask> and his wife <mask> were the parents of <mask>, who was born in Rickmansworth.<mask>'s father was posted to NATO in Gibraltar, Italy, and Norway. <mask> attended two independent schools, one of which was where he was the head boy. He attended the school with his two brothers. <mask> joined the Young Conservatives two years after running at a school mock election for the Liberal Party. He was elected President of the Oxford Union in 1979 after coxing the first eight at St John's College. He ran Benazir's campaign to become the President of the Oxford Union, and formed a friendship with her. After graduating from Oxford, <mask> worked as a trader of oil and refined products, first for Royal Dutch Shell and then for Marc Rich, who became a fugitive from justice in 1983.He was employed by Rich in London and Singapore. <mask> was self-employed from 1988 to 1992 and acted as a consultant and adviser to foreign governments on oil supplies, shipping and refining. The independent Harcourt Consultants advises on oil and gas matters. He made over $1 million after helping fill the need to supply oil to Pakistan after supplies from Kuwait had been disrupted in the Gulf War. <mask> was an active member of the Battersea Conservative Association from 1979 until 1984 when he moved to Singapore. The headquarters of John Major's leadership campaign was offered by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher after she resigned. Member of Parliament <mask> was a Conservative candidate in the 1987 general election and lost in the safe Labour seat of Barnsley West and Penistone.He was selected as the Conservative candidate for the 1992 general election and retained the seat with a majority of votes cast. In the Labour landslide of 1997, his proportion of the vote was reduced to 42%, but has since increased to 48%, 51%, and 51%. <mask> was a member of the Social Security Select Committee. In December 1993 he got a position as Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Minister of Health. He resigned from the position within a month after it was revealed that he had used the Right to Buy programme to make profits. He lent his neighbour money to buy his home under the Right to Buy legislation. The neighbour bought an 18th-century council house at a significant discount and sold it to <mask> three years later."<mask> has fallen on his sword," says Gyles Brandreth in his diary. He did it quickly and with good grace. He became Chairman of the Conservative Backbench Constitutional Affairs Committee after returning to the backbenches. He was once again appointed a Parliamentary Private Secretary, this time to the Chairman of the Conservative Party. In 1995 <mask> performed a citizen's arrest on a protester who threw paint and flour at the college. The right-hand man of the eventual winner of the 1997 leadership contest was <mask>. He was called the closest thing the Conservatives had to Peter Mandelson.Both <mask> and Hague were Presidents of the Oxford Union and had been friends since the early 1980s. <mask> was given the positions of Vice Chairman of the Conservative Party and Parliamentary Political Secretary to the Party Leader as a reward for his loyalty during the leadership contest. He was the Shadow Health Minister. He was made Shadow Trade and Industry spokesman a year later. <mask> was Shadow Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs when Michael Howard became Conservative Party leader, but he was not promoted to the top table as Howard reduced the size of the Shadow Cabinet. He became Shadow Secretary of State for International Development in 2004. <mask> joined the Shadow Cabinet as Shadow Secretary of State for Transport after the 2005 general election.He became Shadow Secretary of State for Trade and Industry on 7 December 2005, just seven months after being elected to the leadership of the party. The Department of Trade and Industry was abolished a week before he was appointed Shadow Secretary of State for Business, enterprise and Regulatory Reform. The Shadow Leader of the House of Commons was <mask>. He was rumored to be planning a leadership campaign in the event that Michael Howard stepped down after an election defeat. <mask> declared his intentions to stand in the leadership election on June 10, 2005. He withdrew from the race due to a lack of active lieutenants and urged the party to abandon those that he dubbed the 'Tory Taliban'. The show cut to footage of David Cameron announcing that <mask> would return money to the fees office, followed by <mask>'s personal apology, in which he called for the system to be changed.On August 14th, <mask> was filmed by Don't Panic and said that MPs were being treated like shit because they were paid so much. I claim a tiny fraction of what I spend on my garden. I don't claim the whole lot. The remarks attracted the attention of the press, and were criticized by commentators from all sides. <mask> apologized again, though he was critical of <mask>'s comments and denied that he would sack him from the Shadow Cabinet. On 7 September 2009, <mask> was "demoted" from the Shadow Cabinet, to become Shadow Minister for Prisons, after he and David came to an agreement that his position was not sustainable. The Rutland and Melton Constituency Association has received political funding.<mask> has received donations from a number of companies. Private individual donors have given <mask> tens of thousands of dollars. According to The Daily Telegraph and The Guardian, American Intelligence drew up a report on several members of the Conservative party, including <mask>. He had political associations with leading Conservatives. "What role would <mask> play if the Conservatives form a government?" was the question asked in the cable. What are <mask>'s political goals? <mask> stated in 2008 that there should be no subsidy for nuclear power.He was under pressure to remove a video of himself accusing Israel of a "land grab" in the occupied territories. In an October speech to the Royal United Services Institute, <mask> said that we should shun anyone who refuses to recognise illegal settlements. Settlement endorsers should not be considered fit to stand for public office, remain a member of a mainstream political party or sit in a parliament. When lawbreakers in another country support lawmakers in our country, how can we accept them? He said in a radio interview that the United States is in close proximity to a very powerful financial lobby which dominates its politics. A spokesman for the Board of Deputies of British Jews called <mask>'s statements "breathtakingly one-sided". In August of 2011, it was reported that <mask> was involved in blocking fuel supplies to Libya.The Foreign Office ran the 'Libyan oil cell' after the former oil trader convinced the UK prime minister. NATO should blockade the port of Zawiya to stop Gaddafi's war effort, according to the cell. They helped identify other routes the traffickers were using to get fuel into Libya. London-based oil traders were encouraged to sell fuel to the rebels in Libya. One source commented that the energy was tight around Tripoli's neck. It was easier to repair than bombs. It's like taking the key away from a car.You can't move. If Gaddafi leaves, you can switch it all back on. It is not the same as bombing the whole city. He was appointed to the Privy Council on May 28, 2010 after the formation of the Coalition government. The Lobby, a series aired by Al Jazeera, featured comments by an Israeli embassy official. The last episode showed a proposal by an official at the Israeli embassy in London to take down a British pro-Palestinian politician. The leader of the opposition wrote an open letter to Theresa May objecting to what he called an "improper interference in this country's democratic process" and urged the prime minister to launch an inquiry.The comments made in the video were completely unacceptable and Mark Regev apologized to <mask>. The Foreign Office spokesman said that the comments do not reflect the views of the embassy or government of Israel. The recordings were made public and Masot resigned. Ofcom dismissed the charges against the pro-Israel British activists and the former Israel embassy employee. <mask> is a libertarian. He has been described by The Guardian as economically libertarian and socially libertarian. He is the face of the Conservative Party.He is a member of the Conservative Party. There is an explanation of his support for legalising drugs in one of the chapters of his book. When the paperback edition was published to prevent embarrassment to the Party leadership, <mask> posted the chapter on his website for the benefit of the enquiring student. <mask> believes in limiting the size of government, while Saturn's Children advocated limiting government responsibility to essential services such as defence, policing and health. In 2002, <mask> was described as a "staunch" Eurosceptic. He declared for the 'Remain' camp in the run-up to the UK's referendum on EU membership. <mask> spoke at the Chicago Council of Global Affairs.He blamed Britain's vote to leave the EU on a blue-collar protest against immigration. He is a member of the Conservative Way Forward group. He is a member of a secretive foreign policy discussion forum. He was one of the few members of the CWF who supported John Kerry in the US presidential election. <mask> is a friend of Kerry, having met him at Harvard. <mask> defended the Prime Minister after the release of the Panama Papers. He urged the MPs to "admit that their real point is that they hate anyone who has got a hint of wealth in them and that we risk seeing a House of Commons which is stuffed full of low-achievers".There are two inferences to be drawn from Sir <mask>'s comments. He thinks the Commons should only be filled with rich people. The second is that he thinks a lot of his people are low-achievers. He probably won't advertise in his next leaflet. <mask> was the first sitting Conservative MP to acknowledge that he is gay in an interview with The Times in July 2002, although he has said that this came as no surprise to friends. The Daily Telegraph reported that the news that <mask> is gay will come as a surprise to those who have never met him. The bantam Conservative frontbencher is not accused of hiding his homosexuality.It was announced in the Court & Social page of The Daily Telegraph that <mask> would be entering into a civil partnership with his partner James Dunseath, which would make him the first member of either the Cabinet or the Shadow Cabinet to enter into a civil partnership. On July 24, 2008, the two were joined as civil partners at Merchant Taylors' Hall in the City of London. <mask> is active in speaking up for gay rights and has a following in the gay community. He considered his proudest achievement of the Parliament between 2001 and 2005 to be the introduction of civil partnership legislation. He rebelled against his party by voting for an equal age of consent between heterosexuals and homosexuals on many occasions. He voted against same-sex adoption in 2001. <mask> is the author of three books, including an economics book and a political memoir.There is a detailed case about the history and consequences of government control over institutions and activities which were historically private, to the extent that many citizens assume that privately or communally developed municipal facilities and universities are creations of the state. In the Thick of It is <mask>'s diary from the eve of the referendum to the UK's exit from the EU. <mask> has appeared on the satirical news quiz Have I Got News for You four times. He made a joke about murdering the latest Miss California, who opposed same-sex marriages. He has appeared on a number of times as a panellist. The documentary How to beat Jeremy Paxman 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 External links include <mask>'s official constituency website and appearances on C-SPAN.

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texts: <mask> is a military intelligence officer and a recognized expert in the fields of human intelligence, strategic interrogation, special operations, and special survival training. He is one of the most effective and prolific interrogators in the Department of Defense. Kleinman was an interrogator, the chief of a joint interrogation team, and a senior advisor on interrogation to a special operations task force during Operations Just Cause, Desert Shield/Storm, and Iraqi Freedom. He was the Director of the Air Force Combat Interrogation course. <mask> was the Director of Intelligence at the Personnel Recovery Academy, a unit of the Joint Personnel Recovery Agency that is responsible for overseeing Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape (SERE) training for U.S. military personnel. In 2003 he was chosen to lead a contingent of interrogation and resistance to interrogation advisors to assist a task force involved in the questioning of Iraqi insurgency. He did not know that he would be witnessing the systematic employment of a coercive interrogation strategy that had only been used in the SERE program to train U.S. military personnel to resist interrogation.During the Cold War, the Soviet and Chinese interrogators used these methods to get prisoners to produce propaganda. The only officer who stopped the use of these techniques was Lieutenant Colonel <mask>. The first military officer to offer a strong public case against the use of coercive interrogation practices was <mask>. Carefully avoiding the politics surrounding this issue, he offered a systematic argument that torture had no place in American intelligence doctrine. For more than a decade, the colonel has worked to change American interrogation protocols. When the Iraqi insurgency was growing and the Pentagon demanded better intelligence, he witnessed how the system began to promote "brutal and humiliating measures." The Army Field Manual on interrogation has been argued to be the reason for the push beyond previous legal and moral boundaries.Many of the methods set forth in the manual do not have any evidence to back them up. Colonel Kleinman testified before Congress in 2007, saying that there was no effort to objectively test the effectiveness of the approaches. His proposals were largely ignored. Kleinman testified before the Senate about the use of interrogation techniques that were not allowed by law. The employment of harsh interrogation methods was previously reserved for use in programs designed to train U.S. military personnel. Forced nudity, sleep deprivation, and painful shackling were some of the techniques being used on Iraqi prisoners. He told the Senate panel that it had become a form of punishment for those who wouldn't cooperate.When he discovered the use of such measures in Iraq in 2003 he ordered a stop to such interrogations and warned his superiors that they were illegal. Two of the chapters that appeared in the study's final report were written by <mask>, who was a senior advisor for the study. The harsh interrogation techniques used since 9/11 were described as "outmoded, amateurish, and unreliable" by the findings set forth in this report. Colonel <mask> has observed that while the U.S. Government has spent billions on spy satellites, very little has been invested in a formal study of the art and science of interrogation. He noted that there is a broad consensus that interrogation might be the best source of information on an elusive, low-tech, stateless foe like Al Qaeda. On November 8, 2007, Kleinman testified before the Committee on the Judiciary Subcommittee on Constitution, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties of the US House of Representatives. This form of interrogation is often seen as an appropriate means of punishment for the offenders.Such beliefs are not true. Coercive interrogation methods are counter-productive in winning the hearts and minds of prisoners and the populations from which they emerge. The most callous form of degradation one human can give another is humiliation. Any form of torture is an inevitable product of humiliation. The International Investigative Interviewing Research Group gave Colonel <mask> the "Practitioner excellence" award in July of 2013). His "outstanding achievements to the area of ethical investigative interviewing" were recognized by this award. Colonel <mask> has worked to change the American interrogation protocol to one that is evidence-based, operationally sound, and human rights compliant.He wants a complete review and revision of the Army Field Manual on interrogation. He asserts that there was no effort to objectively test the effectiveness of the approaches. He supported the passage of the McCain-Feinstein amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act in June 2015, which included provisions that required a complete review of the Army Field Manual on interrogation. Human Rights First named Colonel <mask> one of the nine heroes who stood up against torture. The United States Air Force officers are living people.

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texts: <mask> was an American ornithologist from Philadelphia. He worked with Thomas Nuttall as a young man. He traveled overland to California at the age of eighteen, becoming the first botanist to collect specimen in Santa Fe, New Mexico and parts of California. <mask>. was born in Philadelphia in 1823. <mask>.'s father was from Northern Ireland and served in the War of 1812. Gamble married Elizabeth in Philadelphia in 1822 after the death of his first wife. They had three children.Elizabeth Gamble was left to raise the children on her own after Gamble died. <mask> was influenced by his mother, who worked as a school teacher. He began spelling his name <mask>. <mask> and Thomas Nuttall became friends after meeting. Nuttall had a broad expertise in all aspects of natural history and through his influence <mask> developed an affinity for ornithology. Gambel was a sort of apprenticeship for Nuttall. They traveled together on a trip to the Carolinas in the late 18th century.After returning to Philadelphia in April 1839, they traveled to New Jersey to study and collect pre-Cambrian limestone minerals. They were back in Philadelphia in October of 1839 to attend a meeting of the Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences where <mask> presented a gold Nugget from North Carolina for the museum collection. Nuttall was invited to present a series of lectures at theLowell Institute in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in February 1840, where <mask> accompanied him. They traveled to Maine to collect mineral specimen. They returned to Philadelphia after the lecture series ended. <mask> left for California at the age of eighteen to collect plants for Nuttall. Nuttall and John Kirk Townsend took a more southerly route.He joined a group of traders and headed for Santa Fe, following the Santa Fe Trail. <mask> spent the next couple months collecting plants after reaching Santa Fe. <mask> became the first botanist to enter California overland from the east when he arrived in Mexican Alta California in early November, 1841. <mask> traveled along the coast from Los Angeles to Monterey. He was the first botanist to collect on Santa Catalina Island. <mask> collected bird specimen and observed them in their habitat. Remarks on birds observed in Upper California were published by him.The new bird species he collected were <mask>'s quail, mountain chickadee, and Nuttall's woodpecker. <mask> was out of money when he became a clerk on the US Navy ship. <mask> spent the next three years on several navy ships, visiting Mexico, the Hawaiian Islands, and the Marquesas Islands. <mask> said in a letter to his mother that he had sailed farther than twice around the world. His ship sailed to the East Coast via Cape Horn in March 1845. <mask> went back to Philadelphia in July 1845. Nuttall stayed in England for the rest of his life after he returned from California.Many of <mask>'s botanical samples were sent to Nuttall for publication. <mask> received a medical degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1848. He married Catherine in October. He was the Recording Secretary at the Academy of Natural Sciences. It was difficult for Gambel to establish a medical practice in Philadelphia. California was booming because of the Gold Rush and there was an opportunity for a new doctor. He made arrangements for his wife to join him after he became settled and shipped his medical books and equipment by sea.On April 5, 1849, <mask> and another man left for the difficult overland journey to California. In Independence, Missouri, they formed a larger party and made good progress. Gambel joined an ox-train that was slower than the group's fast pace. <mask> would be relieved of any camp-duties in exchange for his medical services. The party didn't fare well in the deserts and mountains of the Great Basin. By the time they reached the Sierra Nevada range, most of the livestock and wagons had been lost. Gambel and a few other people pushed on to the western slopes of the high country.Rose's Bar is a gold mining camp on the Yuba River. The settlement was in the middle of a disease. <mask> became sick while trying to treat the miners and died on December 13, 1849. The entire site was washed away when he was buried at the base of a giant ponderosa pine. In 1848, a group of flowering plants from California and Mexico were named after him, Gambelia. There are references to American ornithologists, American ornithologists, American ornithologists, American ornithologists, American ornithologists, American ornithologists, American ornithologists, American ornithologists, American ornithologists,

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texts: <mask>, also known as V<mask>, is an Indian badminton player. He won six National Championships titles, once in the men's doubles and five times in the mixed doubles. He was the first Indian player to participate at the Olympics in the mixed doubles. The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports in India gave him the award for his outstanding achievement in National sports. He won the G. V. Raja awards, which is the highest government-level recognition for sports persons in the state. He won the Jimmy George award. He won the sports excellence award.He is the only mixed doubles player from India to reach the top 10 in the world badminton ranking. In 1997 <mask> represented India at the Asian junior badminton championship in Hong Kong. He and Sanave Thomas won the men's doubles title at the Indian National Championships in 2002. He and Jwala Gutta won the Bitburger Open in Germany. India has never won a mixed-doubles Grand Prix. <mask> is a five-time National mixed-doubles champion. He won a bronze medal in the Commonwealth Games.The <mask>-Gutta pair was runner-up at the Indian Open. They lost to the Indonesians in the final. The first Indians to enter the quarterfinals of the World Championship were the <mask>-Gutta mixed doubles pair. The Championships were held in India. The duo got a bye in the first round and then a walkover in the second. They defeated the 12th seed polish pair in the third round. They went down to the defending champion and second seed from Indonesia.The Indian pair was defeated in 27 minutes. The first Indian badminton mixed doubles pair to win a Grand Prix Gold title was <mask> and Jwala Gutta. The Chinese Taipei Open final was won by Indonesia's Hendra Aprida Gunawan and Vita Marissa. In the quarter-final, the world No. 7 pair and third seed in the tournament, defeated South Korean pair Shin Baek-cheol and Yoo Hyun-Young and in the semi-final <mask> and Gutta prevailed over Malaysians. In December of 2009, <mask> and Gutta reached the World Superseries Masters final. They beat Robert and Nadieda in straight games.The Indian pair lost to the World Championship bronze medalists in the final. <mask> won a silver medal in the mixed team event at the 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games. He was at the Asian Games. For the second year in a row, the English pair of Chris Adcock andGabrielle White were beaten by the Koreans in the quarter-finals of the World Championships. The pair won the India Open Grand Prix Gold for the second year in a row beating Triyachart and Lei in three games. <mask> and Gutta reached the quarter-finals or better at three tournaments in 2011, including two Super Series premiere events, where they reached the semi-finals for the first time since 2009. They beat the Chinese pair in the first round.Jwala Gutta and <mask> began their Olympic campaign in mixed doubles. They lost their first match in 25 minutes at the Wembley Arena. He was the recipient of the G.V. Raja Award. The Raja awards were given in 2012–13. The BWF Grand Prix has two levels, the BWF Grand Prix and Grand Prix Gold. Since 2007, it has been a series of badminton tournaments. The International Badminton Federation organizes the World Badminton Grand Prix.The personal life of <mask> was born on January 4, 1981 in the Calicut district. He attended school in the government. The model boys school is in Thrissur. He graduated from Farook College. The Chief Manager in ONGC is <mask>. He was married to Dr. Soumya on September 16, 2012 <mask> and Soumya have a son.Dinu is <mask>'s older brother. In 1981 births, we stuck to our natural game, which was exclusive interview to Espnstar.com.

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texts: <mask> was an American politician from New York City. He was the leader of the political machine. <mask> was born in lower Manhattan. His mother was a second generation Italian American and his father was an Italian immigrant. <mask>'s father owned a trucking business. In 1931, <mask> graduated from Fordham University. He was an errand boy and messenger for precinct captains.<mask> earned a reputation for thanking recipients for accepting handouts when he delivered coal and turkey for the local club. The mayor of New York City from 1854 to 1933 was Fernando Wood, who was succeeded by Fiorello H. La Guardia. The leadership of the organization rejected <mask> as a district captain in 1939 because of the fight between Irish and Italian interests for control of the organization. He was accepted as the district leader in 1943. In 1949, <mask> became the youngest "boss" in the history of Tammany Hall. He became the first nationally prominent Italian-American political leader because of his Italian heritage. DeSapio promoted himself as a reformer and made his decisions known to the public.The first Puerto Rican Manhattan district leader, Anthony Mandez, and Hulan Jack, were backed by him when he diversified the leadership of Tammany. His rise to power in the local political scene was not stopped by his ties with Frank Costello. The cost of a judgeship was reduced from $75,000 to $25,000 when <mask> was the Boss. The money was used to cover campaign expenses. Public image DeSapio was a modest man. He lived in a middle-class apartment on Washington Square with his wife and daughter for fifty years. DeSapio enjoyed the spotlight, attending charitable fund-raising events, making himself available to the press, and delivering speeches in highbrow venues that were thought off-limits to political bosses.He preferred consultations and consensus-building to make his decisions. His 16- to-18-hour workday began with pre-breakfast phone calls at home where, still dressed in pajamas and bathrobe, he received a stream of political associates. After visiting his various offices for further meetings, DeSapio would cram in a half-dozen public functions, including radio and television appearances and a late-night political dinner. DeSapio made a name for himself as a sophisticated, enlightened and modern political boss. He wore dark suits and striped ties and looked like he had just stepped out of a barber's chair. He was forced to wear dark glasses because of chronic iritis. Even though he tried to distance the organization from the corrupt days of Boss Tweed, DeSapio was noted for his involvement with organized crime.In 1951, Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee concluded that <mask> was assisting the activities of New York's most powerful mobster Frank Costello, and that he had become influential in decisions made by the Tammany Hall council. <mask> insisted that politics was never discussed when they met. The connections were examined by the commission. He was selling out to benefit local mobsters. The New York City government was staffed by <mask>. The fee that would-be judges were required to pay was cut by him. The Broadway Maintenance Corporation cheated taxpayers out of millions of dollars by steering valuable city contracts to them, according to the State Investigation Commission.In 1953, he earned new respect and public admiration when he turned against the other Democratic leaders in New York City and helped ensure that the unpopular incumbent mayor was defeated in the Democratic Party. <mask> was a powerful kingmaker in the New York political scene. Frank Hogan, the Manhattan District Attorney, was placed on the Democratic and Liberal ticket in the United States Senate race in 1957. Hogan was defeated in the Senate election by Kenneth Keating, who was seen by New Yorkers as an old-time boss of DeSapio. Nelson Rockefeller was a Republican. It was expedient for Democrats to excoriate <mask>. In 1961, Wagner won re-election by running a campaign that denounced his former patron, DeSapio, as a machine politician.James Lanigan, a reform Democrat who was backed by nationally known liberal Democrats such as Eleanor Roosevelt and Herbert H. Lehman, defeated <mask> for the district leadership of his native Greenwich Village, a post he had held for two decades. His leadership ended in 1961. Eleanor Roosevelt did a lot of work to bring this about. She told Murray Kempton, who was a columnist for Newsday at the time, that she would get <mask> for what he did to Franklin. She had vowed revenge because she felt that <mask> had derailed her son's political ambitions by persuading him to abandon his run for Governor of New York in 1954. The local Democratic Party officials accepted W. Averell Harriman as the party's nominee for governor after Roosevelt dropped out. Roosevelt would lose his bid to become the New York Attorney General as Harriman barely secured victory.<mask> was the Secretary of State of New York. After Lanigan stepped down, <mask> tried to return to his position as the district leader, but was defeated twice by another reform candidate, Edward Koch. In 1969 <mask> was found guilty of conspiring to bribe the former New York City water commissioner, James L. Marcus, and extorting contracts from Consolidated Edison that would result in kickbacks. He was in federal prison for two years. He supported many community, charitable, and civic causes after his release. His skills as a speaker helped him regain some of his popularity. Ed Koch, <mask>'s opponent in 1963, 1965, and 1992, said of him: "He is a crook, but I like him."<mask> is still liked by most politicians. He gets the most applause when he is introduced. The Fair Employment Practices Law, the New York City rent control laws, and the lowering of the voting age to 18 were some of the accomplishments of DeSapio. Death <mask> died on July 27, 2004, at the age of 95. He was buried in a mausoleum. His daughter was the one who survived. There are links to births and deaths of American people convicted of bribery.

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texts: <mask> is a Chinese artist, curator, scholar, architectural designer, cultural critic and activist who was born in Beijing in 1975. She received her B.A. She received a degree in Art History from Yale University in 2005. Her thesis "Rereading Mawangdui, From Chu to Han" was ranked the sixth most read by ProQuest. Artwork <mask> is best known for her enormous-scale ink paintings in which she works over months or years with the environmental conditions of a specific site, to capture a reality-scaled record of the climatic and topological forces shaping a natural or urban landscape. She is known for her "ink bomb" paintings. She is one of the most provocative painters within the shanshui tradition yet manages to also work in different media and domains such as urban planning, film-making, poetry-writing and multi-media installations.At the other end of her wide-ranging practice, <mask> explores the tiny beginnings of organic life in intimate, small-format paintings, which reveal a profoundly creative, gestural, and "calligraphically expression" quality drawn from her daily calligraphy routine. One senses the loving power of nature as it crafts life from the things that matter. Her work has been described as "epic" by a critic. <mask> began showing her paintings in 2007. <mask>'s first large ink painting installation, 18 by 23 meters, opened at Chicago's Smart Museum of Art in 2011. The artist expresses a communion with both nature and traditions in the largest ink painting ever made. Situated in the discourse on today's artistic practice, this is truly a work of contemporary art, which uses traditional Chinese aesthetic to enrich the definition and language of contemporary artistic expressions.She created a performance and installation at the Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport less than three months later. Epoché became an internet sensation. She bombarded the airfield with 20 kiloograms of oil-and-ink "bombs" from a helicopter. A record of the performance and event was installed at the center of the airport. The 18 by 22 meter ink painting/installation work was created by Bingyi. Bingyi has a series of land and weather works. The painting was made in the Longhu mountains, one of the most sacred sites in China, and it shows the effects of wind, sun, humidity, air pressure, and terrain.Wanwu was a highlight of the art fair and was featured in a variety of media outlets, including being selected as one of the top fifteen booths by Artsy. There is an ink waterfall at Emei mountain. The painting descended from the top of the mountain and went down the river. <mask>'s solo exhibition "The Impossible Landscapes" was installed at the Ink Studio in Beijing. The Time Tower was created in the city of Nanjing. The "Time Tower" is a 15-meter-high tower-shaped showpiece consisting of 28 huge screens. Digital images and videos were projected onto the screens.The Time Tower is a light architecture that combines spatial and sensory experiences into the beauty of information flow. <mask> opened her 1000-meter installation in Shenzhen entitled "The Skin of the Ocean" on the same day. The Lizard Institute in Beijing focuses on the research and nurturing of creativity. Students from top institutions have been offered free education by her. Li Hong is a journalist for Caixin Magazine and he describes <mask> as a "New Kind of Modern Arts Educator" for her efforts and commitment to alternative education and research. Through studies of different perspectives through the eyes of artists, arts critics, and professionals whose work is related to critical and creative thinking, the curriculum was designed to engage students in critical and creative thinking. The disappearance of Beijing's hutongs has been documented in a film project.The Los Angeles County Museum of Art and Ullens Center for Contemporary Art will host the premiere of her trilogy in 2020. In Australia, Belgium, Canada, China, Germany, South Korea, Spain, Turkey, and the United States, <mask>'s artwork has been displayed. The 7th Gwangju Biennale included her work. In popular culture, there is a film about a woman turning a temple into her home.

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